Global Esports head coach Spin departs as team fails to qualify for VCT Pacific Stage 2
Global Esports saw their coach Spin depart from the organization as the team failed to qualify for VCT Pacific Stage 2. Taking to his official X account, Spin announced his departure, while stating this decision primarily came from a place where he and the team failed to meet the expectations they set for themselves.
This move marks a significant setback for Global Esports, who are now in the market hunting for a new Valorant head coach as well. Let us take a closer look at the current scenario of the team and what it means for the organization.
Spin resigns as head coach for Global Esports Valorant team
Global Esports finds itself in a hitch as head coach Spin has announced his resignation following the team's unsuccessful run at the VCT Pacific Stage 1 Challengers Playoffs. Their subpar performance resulted in their failure to qualify for Stage 2 of the tournament, following which Spin stated on his X handle:
"As we didn’t achieve the goals we set ourselves for the year and the buck stops with me, I felt it was necessary to resign from my post as head coach at GE."
Although the resignation may have stemmed from a failure to meet goals, Spin acknowledges the positive impact that he had on the team.
"While the results weren’t as we had hoped, I am proud of the impact I’ve had on the organisation. The training environment, the team culture and professional approach to practice are all systems I have put in place which will stand GE in better stead going forward."
Despite unsatisfactory results and not being able to bring wins and satisfy the team's fans, Spin deems the year to be successful for his personal growth. However, he also looks forward to bringing greater value to his upcoming endeavors. Spin concluded by thanking the players, staff, and management at GE, acknowledging the emotional journey of the past two years in Seoul.
Global Esports, on the other hand, has an important void to fill that has been left by Spin's resignation. Dr. Rushindra Sinha, founder of Global Esports, has posted on X announcing the team's search for a new head coach for their Valorant roster.